[Equine1952]

I carry concealed for two legged animals mostly. Not to many loose dogs around my home area, but my carry weapon is versatile. It works on four legged animals too. Front shoulders, center of chest sounds about right for a dog. Two legs always center of mass, warning shots don’t exist. They are like 🦄. IMO.

[familyop]

“Front shoulders, center of chest sounds about right for a dog.”

Looks like you were right on target with that. Here’s a dog circulatory system diagram for everyone who’s interested.

https://anatomywiki101.com/dog-circulatory-system/

...will continue looking.

[familyop]

Here’s another good page with various anatomical diagrams including heart and circulatory, lungs, nervous system and more.

http://familyvet.com/client-education/dog-anatomy.html

[FLT-bird]

I carry concealed for the same reason. It was actually a pit bull attacking my lab puppy at a dog park - for no reason - that finally pushed me to go ahead and get my ccw.

That will not happen again. I will not allow it. If it is attempted, the offending pit bull will learn what its like to get shot 10 times as I empty the magazine into it.